Sciencedebate 2008 got some answers from Barack Obama. Props to Chris and Sheril who put some labor hours into this....
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I may have read it too fast, but I saw a lot of comments by Obama about STEM and none about foreign labor (either OPT, H1B, etc) to fill and create those STEM jobs.
I support such pro-growth policies. I know some like the unions oppose them. Obama's silence makes him a cipher on the issue, though.